Over the last several weeks I’ve been receiving many requests to update some broken links on my blog. […]
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During the controversy over the El Paso ballpark there were many rumors about impropriety. Many were true and […]
(CORRECTION: This post was updated on 26, Feb, 2017 at 10:50ET to correct a mistake about the fireman. […]
As most of you know, on December 20, 2016, there was an altercation between Oscar Leeser and Ann […]
Veronica Escobar argued to the Texas Attorney General that her years-long friendship with Susie Byrd is reason sufficient […]
Recently, Thomas Dorman embarked on gathering as many open records documents as possible in regards to the recent […]
Some of you may have noticed that the SocialUnwind.com site, where I was storing open records documents, is […]
Friday, by the end of the day you and I, will find out what Veronica Escobar intends to […]
Yesterday I received a response to the complaint I filed with the Texas Attorney General’s office where I […]
During city council’s discussion (item 33.1) last week about Cortney Niland asking that the city rescind its prohibition […]
Last Tuesday, at the city council meeting, Cortney Niland told voters that she will not follow the rules […]
There was a recent controversy on an El Paso historical Facebook page and an El Paso website over […]
Those of you that follow my blog regularly know that I and other individuals were recently blocked by […]
As you all likely know, last week I revealed to you how Veronica Escobar has unilaterally decided that […]
Yesterday I gave you an example of how an email between two elected officials; actually Donald Trump has […]
As many of you know, I have been having an ongoing issue with the City of El Paso […]
As I wrote in yesterday’s post, my request regarding Jim Tolbert’s use of social media got me thinking […]
I recently filed several open records requests in order to conduct a test on how public officials are […]
If I wrote that the North Korean government has blocked me from viewing their Twitter feed, you probably […]
Since Jim Tolbert took office on May 17, 2016, I have noticed a few constituency requests being made […]
Open records laws are supposed to be about unhindered access to government records. They are supposed to empower […]
In the last two weeks, two computer system hacks that dumped private data on the web has put […]
As you likely know by now, Larry Romero submitted written responses to the Ross Fisher questionnaire on March […]
Typical El Paso politicians, the discussion item posted by Emma Acosta asking to limit access to open records […]
Last Wednesday, February 2, 2016, the County released a document to me that they had withheld from an […]
On November 30, 2015, the University Medical Center of El Paso (UMC) issued a press release where it […]
On October 9, 2015, I submitted an open records request to the county commissioners asking for communications and […]
Tomorrow’s city council agenda has an interesting agenda item up for discussion. In item 18.1, Emma Acosta is […]
Yesterday, Stephanie Townsend Allala sent out a news release advising that the Texas Supreme Court denied her petition […]
Last week I received a tip from a reader that wishes to remain anonymous. The reader shared with […]
As most of you already know, city council last week ordered the city attorney to bring forth an […]
I do not know if I have the worst luck or that I’m just the target of the […]
The latest developing political scandal involving a potential presidential candidate clearly reveals that the United States has lost […]
All those that argued that Stephanie Townsend Allala’s quest for government transparency was wrong owe her an apology. […]
The ongoing bathroom debacle at the San Jacinto Park clearly demonstrates a dysfunctional El Paso city government. As […]
The problem with holding government accountable is the games government plays to delay or impede accountability. Constituents can […]
I received a lot of feedback on my post about whether The Children’s Hospital should be accountable to […]
The US government released the long-delayed report on the use of “enhanced interrogation techniques.” Because of the importance […]
The recent public debacle between city council and the city attorney’s office led me to file open records […]
No matter how much things change the more they stay the same. I do not trust the city to […]